Nickelback, a renowned Canadian rock band, was established in 1995 in Hanna, Alberta. The band's lineup features Chad Kroeger as the lead guitarist and vocalist, Ryan Peake handling rhythm guitar, keyboards, and backing vocals, Mike Kroeger on bass, and Daniel Adair on drums. The group experienced several changes in their drum lineup from 1995 to 2005.

The year 1999 marked a significant milestone for Nickelback as they signed with Roadrunner Records. Their rise to fame accelerated in 2002 with their hit single "How You Remind Me," which topped charts in both the United States and Canada. This success was followed by their album "Silver Side Up," achieving 8× Platinum status in Canada. In 2003, the band released "The Long Road," which featured five singles, including the Canadian number one hit "Someday," also reaching number 7 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Nickelback's album "All the Right Reasons," released in 2005, became their best-selling album, producing several top-ten hits on the Billboard Hot 100, including "Photograph," "Far Away," and "Rockstar," the latter achieving significant success in the United Kingdom. Their sixth album, "Dark Horse," released in 2008, spawned eight singles, including the US top ten hit "Gotta Be Somebody." In 2011, their seventh album "Here and Now" topped the Canadian charts. Following this, the band released "No Fixed Address" in 2014, "Feed the Machine" in 2017, and their latest album, "Get Rollin'," in 2022.

Nickelback stands as one of Canada's most successful rock bands, with over 50 million albums sold worldwide. In 2009, Billboard named them the most successful rock group of the decade and the seventh-most successful artist overall, with "How You Remind Me" being the best-selling rock song and fourth overall of the decade. By 2023, Nickelback's contributions to music were honored with their induction into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame.